Infinera
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Nokia has completed its $2.3 billion acquisition of optical networking provider Infinera as the Finnish firm looks to strengthen its presence in the data centre market. -
Infinera (NASDAQ: INFN) successful completed a live network trial using its seventh-generation ICE7 optical engine, achieving 1 terabit per second (Tb/s) single-wavelength transmission over a 1,391-kilometre route between Sacramento, California, and Salt Lake City, Utah.
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The US Commerce Department has finalised Infinera’s $93 million CHIPS Act funding in what could be one of the final grants before President-Elect Trump takes office.
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Claude Shannon, a mathematician, electrical engineer, and information theorist, worked at AT&T Bell Labs and MIT. In 1948, he published a groundbreaking paper that established what became known as Shannon's law or the Shannon-Hartley theorem.
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Optical semiconductor supplier Infinera has secured $93 million in direct funding from the US government to expand its fabrication and test and packaging facilities.
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Digicel has deployed Infinera’s GX Series, featuring Infinera’s ICE6 800G and FlexILS solutions, to light the Deep Blue One subsea cable connecting French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Infinera has released a new portfolio of coherent optical subsystems and coherent pluggable optical engines.
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The Unity subsea cable has deployed Infinera’s ICE6 800G coherent optical to upgrade and increase capacity on the transpacific system.
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There are almost 450 long-distance submarine cables operating around the world today, and they are a marvel of engineering. The longest individual cables can be over 10,000 km long, and they are designed with an engineering life of over 25 years, despite being deployed in salt water at depths that would crush a human in a fraction of a second. In reality though, these systems may have a much shorter economic life, because their performance can be eclipsed by newer cable architectures and deployments.
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Infinera confirms that Gulf Bridge International (GBI) has deployed it’s ICE6 800G optical engine across its subsea and terrestrial networks to increase capacity in preparation for the World Cup.
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Angola Cables has selected Infinera’s ICE6 technology to upgrade its subsea network that connects Miami and São Paulo.
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Infinera has been selected by Algar Telecom to modernise and scale its subsea network infrastructure.
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In a joint announcement, Infinera and NEC have confirmed that the Infinera ICE6 800G solution has been deployed by Neutral Networks for its new transnational neutral fibre optic network NEXT.
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Despite exiting Russia and experiencing supply-chain issues, Infinera has seen heightened demand for its ICE6 solution. Rob Shore, senior vice-president of marketing, tells Saf Malik that he remains optimistic despite potential challenges for subsea moving forward
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Infinera’s ICE6 coherent 800G solution has been selected by the Asia-Africa-Europe-1 (AAE-1) consortium to double the capacity and increase the lifespan of one of the world’s largest cable systems.
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Northern European operator GlobalConnect Carrier is upgrading its international network to 800Gbps.
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Capacity share five key stories making headlines around the world today.
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Zayo Group confirms the completion of the world’s longest known terrestrial 800G optical wavelength in a commercial network approximately 1,044.51km in length.
